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By Donna Lane
All organizations fundraise in
order to finance needed repairs,
upgrades, additions and the like.
St. George Orthodox Church is
no different. What is different is
the group of young women who
are working to raise funds for
renovations to the aging church
so that older parishioners can
once again have access to the
facility.
“One of our immediate
problems is that our elders can
no longer maneuver the stairs,
limiting their participation in
church activities,” Pastor's wife
and a member of the Ladies of
St. George, Erin Kimmett said.
“That’s very sad and needs to be
fixed."
The Ladies of St. George is a
group of eight women who have
been members of this church
since childhood. They were
also childhood friends, most
of whom grew up in the same
neighborhood of South Norwood.
All of these women work
outside the home and volunteer
their time to enrich the lives of
those around them.
Barbara Campbell, a longtime
parishioner and one of the
A Big Idea
Developers of Sittee’s Savory Kitchen Middle Eastern salad dressing,
the Ladies of St. George display their new product. From L to R:
Dianne Elias Shalbey, Sharon Elias Weiskerger, Barbara Deeb
Campbell, Joan Kelley Cassidy, Leeann Sacre Plouffe, Christine Pucci
Byron, Erin Farha Kimmett, and the Very Reverend Josph Kimmett,
pastor of St. George Orthodox Church. Missing from the photo:
Jenna Weiskerger.
eight said, “We have a passion
for our church and our heritage,"
Longtime parishioner and
Ladies member said.
That becomes obvious the
more one talks with the group.
These young women don’t
just talk the talk, as the saying
goes, they are fully engaged in
making positive things happen
for their church community.
They have worked on many
fundraisers together including a
gala in 2015 where they raised
$50,000. And, while they don’t
always agree on details, they
work well together making decisions
on a consensus basis.
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Updates on the
Norwood Food Pantry
Staffing changes
and a successful
cereal drive to start.
by Renee Plant
Exciting events heated up the
Norwood Ecumenical Food Pantry
this summer.
The organization opened its
doors in 1989 at the Grace Episcopal
Church, 150 Chapel St. Since
then, volunteers have worked to
service more than 2,500 families,
and currently serve more than 350
families in Norwood and Westwood.
From the time of the organization’s
inception, former Executive
Director Ruth Taegar was a
key component in ensuring the
day-to-day operations at the pantry
ran smoothly. Taegar recently
retired from her position, and was
honored for her efforts at the Norwood
4th of July parade this year
where the theme was community
spirit and volunteerism.
“Ruth dedicated nearly 30
years, and it’s taken many people
to fill her shoes,” Norwood Food
Pantry Chair of the Board Cindy
Zafft said. “We are currently working
to diffuse the work Ruth did
among multiple volunteers.”
Two co-directors, Claudia
Mackey and Nancy Maier, have
been appointed to fill Taeger’s former
position - a job Zafft described
as both consuming and rewarding.
“It’s a very demanding job,
which a lot of people may not realize,”
Zafft said. “Over the phone,
we collect information about individuals
and their needs in their
homes. However, there’s also the
physical aspect of moving and delivering
the food, and that can get
pretty exhausting.”
The act of moving food means
not only organizing within the
pantry, but also delivering food to
the clients who are unable to make
it to the pantry during the pantry
hours on Saturday mornings.
These deliveries are made exclusively
by volunteers.
“There are a number of opportunities
here for anyone in
the community looking to get involved,”
Zafft said. “People think
of helping clients on Saturdays,
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IDEA
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What is notable, is that they have
an obvious love and respect for
one another. No one wants the
limelight, and everyone’s efforts
are valued.
Two years ago, the group realized
they would not be able to
make the major renovations the
church needs by holding small
fundraisers. They needed 'a big
idea.' Something that would continue
to bring in revenue long after
the event was over.
Growing up, each woman
was positively influenced by her
grandmother, so after numerous
brainstorming sessions they decided
to create something from
the kitchen. The winning idea was
a Middle Eastern salad dressing.
Each brought in her grandmother’s
recipes and after many variations
were tried and tweaked, they
settled on the one that reminded
each of them of their heritage
and had the ‘fresh taste’ they were
after.
They used their mix on the salads
they served for church lunches;
people loved it and asked for the
recipe. They did blind taste tests
and tried the dressing out on local
restaurant owners to find out if it
had mass appeal. Each step of the
way they were met with encouragement.
But the journey was not easy.
Trying to find a commercial
source to mix the spices in bulk
and to package them generated
many rejections. Savory Spice
Shop of Denver, CO, a small family
business, was impressed with
their mission and agreed to help.
And the project moved on.
Parishioner Nancy Kelly Jones
donated her time and talent to develop
their branding materials.
“Our grandparents settled here
and built this church," Campbell
said. "We have a great respect
for what they accomplished and
wanted to do something to honor
them.”
So it was relatively easy for
the group to agree on the name
for their product. Sittee’s Savory
Kitchen, Middle Eastern Salad
Dressing.
Their mission statement says,
"Sittee is 'my grandmother'" – one
of countless women who, as the
backbone of our community, used
their culinary talents to help build
and sustain our church. Sittee’s
Savory Kitchen honors these beloved
women and their legacy by
giving all proceeds to the Building
Fund.”
Sales officially kicked off at
Norwood Day where they gave
out samples and received great
feedback with comments like
‘bright,’ ‘fresh,’ and ‘light.’ They
sold all of their inventory in very
short time.
They plan to start selling at
Farmers’ Markets in the near future
and will work toward an increasingly
wider distribution. They
also have their first distributor. As
of September 17, Ramblin Rose
Cottage Vintage Home and Garden
Shop, at the Winsmith Mill
Market, 61 Endicott St., in Norwood,
will stock Sittee’s Middle
Eastern salad dressing. Two spice
packets are packaged in a one-pint
Mason-style jar that can be used
to prepare the dressing. The cost is
$6.99 per jar. Each jar comes with
two recipes, one called Simple &
Delicious, the other Authentic.
For more information, additional
recipes and to order on-line, go to
www.SitteesSavoryKitchen.com.
Kimmett says, “Our parish is
known for making anyone who
walks in the door family,” Kimmett
said. Hospitality, acceptance,
love, church and family are all
intertwined in this community.
The Sittee’s of the Ladies of St.
George would be very proud of
their granddaughters’ endeavors.
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PANTRY
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but there’s also stocking on Thursdays,
and other jobs we can assign
that match people’s skill sets and
availability.”
Typical items that are in highdemand
at the pantry include
canned fruit, canned meat, dry
milk and meat soups. There is also
a constant need for dry cereal,
which was addressed in a big way
this summer.
“We were contacted by Fox 25
News before their ZipTrip to Norwood
[in August]”, Zafft said. “We
had a cereal drive where those
attending were asked to bring a
healthy box of cereal. We received
more than 240 boxes.”
Volunteers at the food pantry
encourage those who are in need
of services, or who would like to
donate their time, to reach out
and get involved. For more information,
please visit the Norwood
Ecumenical Food Pantry’s website
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781-291-FOOD (3663).
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Crafting in Norwood is a Community Event!
by Bella Caggiano
Craft fair enthusiasts, mark
your calendars! One of the best
craft fairs in the area will again be
hosted at Norwood High School,
245 Nichols St., on Saturday, October
15, 9 a.m-2:30 p.m.
Every October, the town of
Norwood hosts a favorite fall shopping
stop for crafting fans at the
Annual Craft Affair at Norwood.
This event, however, means a lot
more than just a fun and successful
shopping day. In addition to developing
into one of the premier
craft venues in the state, it is a very
successful fundraiser for Norwood
High School and local organizations.
The 'Affair' includes approximately
70 crafters who travel to
Norwood from all over New England
to showcase their creative
wares. In addition to sewn, crocheted
and knitted pieces, there
will be chocolate and honey, items
for pets, jewelry, holiday decor,
wreaths, stained glass, jams and
jellies, mirrors, paintings, 3-tiered
plates, bags, scarves, soap, wooden
toys, painted glass, quilts, ornaments,
hats and mittens, cards,
plastic canvas, hand towels, hair
bows, hen houses, ceramics, puzzle
lights, decoupage plates and
doll clothes, and much more!
The huge assortments of raffles
are always a popular corner with
chances to win many handmade
items, gift certificates and Mustang
memorabilia!
The history of A Craft Affair
was a brilliant concept created by
former Norwood High School
teacher Paula Pelaggi as a fundraiser
for the Norwood Post Prom
Party. Because of its economical
success, however, it has grown to
not only aid its original beneficiary,
but also provides donations
to numerous Norwood school organizations.
In addition to its positive
attendance figures,
crafters enroll in A Craft
Affair because the day is
truly a community event.
Norwood students and
athletes offer their services
preparing the gym
and setting up tables and
assisting crafters carrying
their items from and to
their cars and providing
their breaks throughout
the day. They also help
run the raffles and bake
sales.
While a large amount
of the proceeds go towards
the Post Prom
Party, any group or team
that has students helping
at the craft fair is eligible to apply
for funds for their club from the
day's profits. Past organizations
have included, Norwood sports
teams, the drama club, cheerleaders,
SAAD (Students Against Destructive
Decisions) and the fine
arts department after school programs.
What is considered one of the
leading craft fairs in the area, A
Craft Affair at Norwood sees an
average of 700 customers walk
through the door, while in years
during a stronger economy, as
many as 1,000 to 2,000 have
bought tickets. With that kind of
popularity, the craft fair is considered
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able to donate $4,000 to the Post
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Last Paige, Tutoring & Test Prep Practice, Opens in Norwood
Lisa Paige, PhD, is happy to
announce the opening of her new
tutoring and test prep practice in
Norwood Center on Washington
Street.
Lisa, who holds degrees from
Harvard University and Bryn
Mawr College, formerly worked
at the now closed Chyten/4.0
Educational centers in Millis and
Westwood.
“Tutors and families were sad
to see 4.0 Education close,” Lisa
says. “It was the only locally owned
test-prep and tutoring center in
the area, and was staffed only by
tutors with higher degrees.”
Lisa says that although her
practice is rapidly filling, at the
moment she is still accepting new
students. In addition to complete
test prep (SSAT, SAT, ACT, ISEE),
she also offers subject tutoring in
writing, English lit, pre-algebra,
algebra, and geometry, as well
as coaching on the college essay,
Common App and individual college
supplements, and college interviews.
She partners and shares
mutual referrals with local college
counselors and top-quality educators
with expertise in areas she
doesn’t teach (calculus, chemistry,
biology, physics, Spanish, and
French).
Lisa urges parents to help their
teens avoid stress by starting them
early with the New SAT prep.
“With the advent of the New
SAT, students need to start prepping
well in advance, especially
for the reading comp and math
sections,” she says. “The reading
selections in particular can be
murder.”
For that reason, she is offering
free diagnostic tests and consultations
to parents of sophomores
and juniors. “Many of the SAT
readings are from literary fiction
and historical documents students
should be reading anyway,” she
adds. “High school English and
history teachers are doing a great
job, but there is only so much they
can assign. Students need to augment
that with independent reading
or they will be in shock when
they take the New SAT.”
Lisa also consults with Open
Door Education in Acton and
Signet Education in Cambridge.
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Who Can Benefit From Physical Therapy
by John Vacovec, Physical
Therapist and CEO of
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Rehab, Inc.
Physical therapy is not just
for people who have sustained a
major injury. It is beneficial for
anyone who has been injured, has
a chronic illness or disease, needs
rehabilitation or has difficulty with
mobility. Physical therapists assist
people with developmental disabilities,
neurological conditions,
and those with a prosthesis. Treatments
can often provide an alternative
to surgery and long-term
use of prescription medications
for pain.
Therapists develop individualized
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plans that aid the patient's recovery
from wounds, broken bones,
neurological damage, jaw pain
and migraines. Physical therapy
is effective for addressing chronic
diseases ranging from diabetes,
COPD and osteoarthritis to brain
injuries, cystic fibrosis and musculoskeletal
disorders.
Physical therapy provides the
expertise and technology to improve
balance and sports performance,
make environmental and
ergonomic changes that facilitate
movement and a better quality of
life. Treatments also reduce the
risk of injury and assist patients in
the use of mobility aids.
Therapies are valuable for addressing
emotional and psychological
issues. They help patients
engaged in smoking cessation,
anger and stress management,
weight loss and substance abuse
programs. Sepsis, asthma, organ
failure and seasonal affective disorder
can all be alleviated with
physical therapy.
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Physical therapy is typically
administered within the clinic, but
maintenance programs can be
designed for home use. Therapies
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ages, from premature infants to
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with lingering symptoms
can be treated successfully with
physical therapy. It’s beneficial
for alleviating the rigors and
side effects of cancer treatments.
Therapists offer gait
assessments and training to rid
patients of unproductive habits
and increase the effectiveness
and efficiency of movement.
Therapies can be used alone
or in combination with other
methods that best meets the
patient’s needs.
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Clinical Pilates, aerobics and
resistance training can be used to
improve flexibility, strength, balance
and endurance. Manual manipulation
and mobilization aids
can help patients with disabilities
or who may not be able to participate
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can also be designed to reduce
inflammation that causes swelling
and pain, reducing the need for
prescription medications.
Those engaged in sports will
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stress, improve endurance, balance
and agility, and help in reducing
the risk of injury. Therapies are
safe for women during pregnancy
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Norwood Masons Hosting Donation Day
Check out their time capsule exhibit also!
Donations Support Local
First Responders, Food Pantries;
Features First Public Showing of
Recovered 1876 Time Capsule
Contents
The Norwood Masons will
host their annual donation day to
support Project Smile and the Ecumenical
Community Food Pantry
of Norwood during an Open
House on Saturday, October 15,
9 a.m.-3 p.m., 76 Day St. Local
Masons will also be exhibiting the
contents of a century-old time
capsule during the event.
Project Smile supplies items to
local police and fire departments
that may be provided to children
in traumatic situations. The Ecumenical
Community Food Pantry
of Norwood serves more than 350
families in the towns of Norwood
and Westwood. The Masons will
be collecting new and small stuffed
animals, small toys, crayons, children’s
books and canned goods
during the drive.
The donation day is part of
Norwood Masons’ observance
of “Square & Compasses Day.”
More than 230 lodges across Massachusetts
will open their doors
on October 15, offering tours and
providing an opportunity for the
community to learn more about
Freemasonry.
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members of Orient Lodge in Norwood
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time capsule that was placed at the
lodge building in 1916. The time
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Pink Paws Walk Again!
4th Annual Breast in Show Walk, October 30
by Bella Caggiano
Pink hues dominate the streets
of Norwood the last Sunday in
October. On this day, for the past
three years, dogs are take the lead
in the fight again breast cancer.
On October 30, the 4th Annual
Breast In Show Walk, sponsored
by The Soggie Doggie, in S. Norwood,
recruit both two and four
legged volunteers to raise money
for cancer research. The fourlegged
companions will accompany
their families, and all walkers
are invited, with or without a dog!
Participants and their leashed
pets will launch the walk at The
Soggie Doggie, 1159 Washington
St., in South Norwood, at 10 a.m.,
and proceed to Norwood Center
and the Town Common, for a
break and social gathering. The
return trip heads down Central
St., down Guild, Broadway and
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salon.
In past years, approximately
120-140 walkers participated,
where almost 80 dogs and even
1 cat (in a carrier) has joined in
the event. Co-owners Becky Collins
and Meghan Terwilliger were
inspired to initiate the walk after
seeing football players wearing
pink in October, the official Breast
Cancer Awareness Month. Both
women have unfortunately experienced
the life-changing effects of
breast cancer within their families
and wanted to reach out to help
find a cure for this devastating diagnosis.
"The idea started as simply
encouraging clients to do pink
creative grooming through the
month of October, Terwilliger
said. "We then thought maybe we
could join in on an already established
walk (Susan G
Comen or Avon) with
all of our pink pets,
but then decided that
we should just do our
own!"
Not available to
attend the event but
want to contribute?
Throughout the month
of October, The Soggie
Doggie enhances its high
quality and creative dog and cat
grooming to raise monetary donations
through their pet services.
All the proceeds from the purchase
of any pink creative color (dye the
ears, tail, paws, etc.), pink feather
extensions or pink nail pawlish will
go directly to The Breast Cancer
Research Foundation (BCRF),
where 100% of every dollar goes
into the fund. Check out their
Facebook Page at The Soggie
Doggie for some great examples
of pink grooming services. Sprayon
color options will also be available
the day of the event.
"Everyone has been affected
by breast cancer in some way,"
Terwilliger said. "We all
know somebody who has either
survived breast cancer, passed
away because of breast cancer, or
is fighting it now. We want to do
whatever we can to help these doctors
find a cure. And who doesn't
love a pink dog?!"
Registration for the Breast in
Show Walk is $30 and each participant
will receive a silicone wristband
and t-shirts (while supplies
last). Walkers with or without dogs
(or cats in carriers) are welcome!
For more information or to obtain
a registration form, contact The
Soggie Doggie, 1159 Washington
St., Norwood, 781-352-3509. The
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with their daily activities and
can be debilitating for days on
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birth control pills, and both resources,
often unsuccessful, can
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For many years, Debbie B. suffered
with painful periods, accompanied
by severe headaches, and
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to her distress. She thought
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Spooky, Well, Not That Spooky
Halloween Happenings
Fox 25 Visits Norwood
Town Common in August
by Bella Caggiano
Halloween in Norwood has
become a grand spooktacular
month! During October,
there are many children, teen,
adult and family events offered
throughout town, from hairraising
parties to decorating contests
to communal trick or treat
festivals. So dig out those scary,
creepy and chilling decorations
and costumes and join in the fun
in true Norwood fashion!
Halloween Costume
Swap
The Annual Norwood Halloween
Costume Swap is offered
for residents who want to encourage
a GREEN Halloween.
Bring your child's gently worn
Halloween costume on or before
October 21 and return Saturday,
October 22, 3:30-5 p.m., to pick
out a donated costume for this
Halloween! For ages infant-8
years old.
Monster Cupcake Decoration
Go crazy decorating spooky
cupcakes! They can have swirly
eyes or ghoulish teeth, there's not
limit on what to create!
Thursday, October 20, 3:30-
4:30 p.m., in the Civic Center.
Cost is $5/Norwood residents,
$10/non-residents. Register
with recreation code HS29.
Pumpkinfest
The ever-popular Pumpkinfest
is returning this year and
participants of all ages will enjoy
the opportunity to decorate their
pumpkins in extraordinary and
unusual designs. All materials
needed to create extraordinary
pumpkins will be provided, such
as hair, hats, glitter and paint.
There is staff available to assist
younger artists.
Thursday, October 27, 3:30-
5:30 p.m., in the Civic Center.
Cost is $5/Norwood residents,
$10/non-residents. Register
with recreation code HS28.
Halloween Spooktacular
This event will play with
the lighter side of the celebrations
with themed games, crafts,
music, dancing, refreshments
and more. In addition, participants
are encouraged to enhance
their Halloween spirit by
wearing costumes and joining
the costume parade. This event
is intended for ages 3-8 years old.
Friday, October 21, 6- 7:30
p.m., Civic Center gymnasium.
Cost is $5/Norwood residents,
$10/non-residents. Register with
recreation code HS23. Signing
up early is recommended.
Halloween Trunk or
Treat
Decorate your cars and bring
candy to hand out in the municipal
parking lot for Norwood's
5th Annual Trunk or Treat!
Children will be welcome to go
from vehicle to vehicle in their
costumes collecting Halloween
treats. Cars may enter the lot
from 3-4 p.m. to set up for the
event.
Can't attend? Donations of
wrapped candy are welcome for
the event.
Saturday, October 29, 4-5
p.m.
Halloween Home Decorating
Contest
Spread the fall holiday cheer
for all of Norwood to enjoy!
Judging will take place three
days before Halloween. To register
for the spookiest house in
Norwood, contact the recreation
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email tfarley@norwoodma.gov.
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Calendar of Events
October 1
Comedy Night
Norwood Theatre
7:30 pm.
Host: Brian Glowacki, a standup
comedian from Nantucket.
Feature act: Will Noonan, a
comedian who has performed
on Gotham Comedy Live
on AXS-TV, The Oddball
comedy Festival with Louis
CK and Sarah Silverman and
many other venues. Headliner:
Christine Hurley, an entertainer
who can find humor in just
about any 'everyday' situation.
Tickets are $28 for adults, $25
for seniors. To purchase, visit
norwoodstage.com, call 781-
551-9000, or visit the box office
Monday-Friday, 10 a.m.-12
p.m. and 3-5 p.m.
October 3
American Red Cross Blood
Drive
Boch Honda, 279 Bos.-Prov.
Hgwy. (Rte. 1)
8 a.m.-2 p.m.
Star Wars Lego Workshop
Civic Center
2:45 p.m.
Children can explore their
individual creativity and
imagination and work on
teamwork and negotiation.
Each child will go home with
a framed photo of them and
their Lego creation. For ages
7-10 years old. Cost is $50 per
person. Sign up at the Civic
Center.
October 4
October Fright Fest:
'Frankenstein'
Morrill Memorial Library
6:30 p.m.
Enjoy the original 1931
version of 'Frankenstein,'
starring Boris karloff, Colin
Clive an Mae Clarke. Popcorn
provided by Regal Cinemas, in
Bellingham. To sign up, email
norprograms@minlib.net, call
781-769-0200, 110 or visit the
reference or information desk.
October 8
Norwood Fire Department
Open House
Norwood Fire Station, 137
Nahatan St.
10 a.m.-2 p.m.
Norwood Food Panty
Fundraising Walk
Grace Episcopal Church, 150
Chapel St.
9 a.m.
This is a three-mile walk to
raise money for the Norwood
Food Pantry. To learn more,
contact the food pantry at
www.norwoodpantry.org or call
781-291-FOOD (3663).
The Beatles,' Abbey Road
Complete
Norwood Theatre
7:30 p.m.
Denny Laine, co-founder of the
Moody Blues and Wings and
Terry Sylvester of the Hollies
bring back the popular Abbey
Road album from start to
finish. Tickets are $38-$40 for
adults, $36-$38 for seniors. To
purchase, visit norwoodstage.
com, call 781-551-9000, or visit
the box office Monday-Friday,
10 a.m.-12 p.m. and 3-5 p.m.
October 10
Columbus Day
All Norwood schools closed for
the holiday.
October 11
Norwood Retired Men's
Club, Norwood Elks, 152
Winslow Ave.
10 a.m.
Castle Island Brewery will be
at the meeting to talk about
their local business. Coffee
and Donuts will be served. To
join, you must be a Norwood
resident, at least 60 years old,
and retired or semi-retired.
Dues are $10 per year. To learn
more, drop by the meeting on
Oct. 11!
Norwood Women's Club
Meeting
Emmanuel Lutheran Church
Hall, 24 Berwick St.
12:30 p.m.
While enjoying tea and coffee,
Maureen Crook-Vinson will
entertain with a melody of
favorite songs, from Fenway,
to Broadway, to Tipperary. To
learn more about the Norwood
Women's Club, call Trina at
781-762-8173.
October 12
The Gravestone
Girls: 'Welcome to the
Graveyard'
Morrill Memorial Library
6:30 p.m.
Cemetery educators, 'The
Gravestone Girls,' whose
mission is to 'Keep Our Dead
Alive,' will be presenting
a virtual tour centered on
Norwood's local cemeteries,
built on photographs. They
will also chart the evolution
of cemeteries an gravestones
from the colonial era into the
21st century. To sign up, email
norprograms@minlib.net, call
781-769-0200, 110 or visit the
reference or information desk.
October 13
FREE Blood Pressure
Screening
Benchmark Senior Living, 40
Clapboardtree St,
11 a.m.
High blood pressure can
increase your chance of heart
attack, heart failure, and stroke.
Whether or not you have high
blood pressure, Benchmark
encourages routine blood
pressure screenings to ensure
that you are healthy and that
your blood pressure is under
control. This clinic will occur
the second Thursday of every
month. Free and open to the
public.
October Fright Fest:
'Psycho'
Morrill Memorial Library
6:30 p.m.
The second film in the series
is Alfred Hitchcock's 'Psycho,'
starring Anthony Perkins, Janet
Leigh and Vera Miles. To
sign up, email norprograms@
minlib.net, call 781-769-0200,
110 or visit the reference or
information desk.
October 15
Norwood Health Dept. Flu
Clinic
Norwood Senior Center, 275
Prospect St.
9-11 a.m.
Norwood residents only. Must
be 14 years of age or older.
Norwood Masons
Donation Day
76 Day St.
10 a.m.-3 p.m.
The Norwood Masons annual
donation day supports Project
Smile and the Ecumenical
Community Food Pantry of
Norwood. An 1876 sealed time
capsule will also be open and
the contents of a 1916 time
capsule will be on display. Free
and open to the public.
Tommy Fleming
Norwood Theatre
7:30 p.m.
Tommy Fleming of Ireland,
turns each into his own with
a unique style and powerful
vocals. He is famous for his
arrangements of songs, such
as 'Danny Boy,' Isle of Inisfree'
and 'Hard Times.' Tickets are
$38-$40 for adults, $36-$38
for seniors. To purchase, visit
norwoodstage.com, call 781-
551-9000, or visit the box office
Monday-Friday, 10 a.m.-12
p.m. and 3-5 p.m.
October 16
The Gerwick Puppets:
Inside the Haunted House
Norwood Theatre
2 p.m.
This original story is about a
boy and a girl dare to enter an
elaborate abondoned mansion
after dark...however, many
funny and yes, spooky things
await! Recommended for
children grades 1-6. Tickets
are $12 for adults, $10 for
students/seniors. To purchase,
visit norwoodstage.com, call
781-551-9000, or visit the box
office Monday-Friday, 10 a.m.-
12 p.m. and 3-5 p.m.
Fall Musical Sundays:
Women in World Jazz
Morrill Memorial Library
3 p.m.
To sign up, email
norprograms@minlib.net, call
781-769-0200, 110 or visit the
reference or information desk.
October 19
Parent Workshop
Savage Center, 275 Prospect St.
6:30 p.m.
This workshop teaches how
to engage families using the
Strengthening Families Model.
For families with children
toddler to early elementary
years. To register, contact
Christine Tomasello, at
ctomasello@norwood.k12.
ma.us or call 781-440-5983.
Presentation on
Community Preservation
Act (CPA)
Norwood Police & Fire Station,
Community Room, 136
Nahatan St.
7 p.m.
“Learn the ABCs of the
CPA” is a forum designed to
help Norwood’s voting public
gather information about the
Community Preservation Act
(CPA). Question 5, asking
Norwood’s support to adopt
this legislation, is on the ballot
for November 8, 2016. The
League has arranged a panel of
speakers to provide information
about the benefits of the law,
the negative side of adopting
this law, how the surcharge will
be assessed to residents, and
how the CPA has evolved in a
neighboring community, which
adopted the CPA three years
ago. This event is sponsored
by the Norwood League of
Woman Voters, and is free and
open to the public.
October 20
Monster Cupcake
Decoration
Civic Center
3:30 p.m.
Decorate cupcakes with swirly
eyes and spooky teeth! For all
ages. Cost is $5 for residents,
$10 for non residents. Sign up
at the Civic Center.
October Fright Fest:
Poltergeist'
Morrill Memorial Library
6:30 p.m.
The third file, 'Poltergeist,'
stars JoBeth Williams, Heather
O'Rourke and Craig T.
Nelson. To sign up, email
norprograms@minlib.net, call
781-769-0200, 110 or visit the
reference or information desk.
October 21
Halloween Spooktacular
Civic Center
6 p.m.
This fun event will include
games, dancing, crafts,
refreshments and more! There
will also be a costume parade,
so come dressed up! For ages
3-8 years old. Cost is $5 for
residents, $10 for non residents.
Sign up at the Civic Center.
The Great American
Trailer Park Musical
Walpole Footlighters, 2 Scout
Rd, Walpole
8 p.m.
In 'Armadillo Acres,' Betty,
Lin and Pickles set aside
their sunning to welcome the
audience and introduce them
to their neighbors: Jeannie,
an agoraphobic and her toll
collector husband Norbert, and
Pippi, a stripper on the lam!
Laughs and a country rock and
blues score are also included in
the performance! Tickets are
$25. To purchase, visit www.
footlighters.com or call the box
office at 508-668-8446.
October 22
The Great American
Trailer Park Musical
Walpole Footlighters, 2 Scout
Rd, Walpole
8 p.m.
In 'Armadillo Acres,' Betty,
Lin and Pickles set aside
their sunning to welcome the
audience and introduce them
to their neighbors: Jeannie,
an agoraphobic and her toll
collector husband Norbert, and
Pippi, a stripper on the lam!
Laughs and a country rock and
blues score are also included in
the performance! Tickets are
$25. To purchase, visit www.
footlighters.com or call the box
office at 508-668-8446.
October 24
Norwood Schools
Professional Development
Day
Early dismissal
Coakley Middle School,
dismissal at 11 a.m.. Norwood
High School, dismissal at 11:30
a.m. Williett Early Learning
Center, dismissal at 12 p.m. All
elementary schools, dismissal
at 12:30 p.m. Lunch will be
served in all buildings.
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Babysitter Lessons
and Safety Training
(B.L.A.S.T.)
Civic Center
1 p.m.
This American Academy of
Pediatrics course overs how to
handle the basics of infant and
childcare, how to act to medical
emergencies and injuries,
perform first aid and set up a
babysitting business. For ages
11-13 years old. Cost is $48 for
residents, $58 for non residents.
Sign up at the Civic Center.
Home Alone Safety
Civic Center
4 p.m.
Children will learn telephone
and door answering techniques,
internet safety, accident and
fire protection and first aid.
For ages 9-11 years old. Cost is
$40 for residents, $50 for non
residents. Sign up at the Civic
Center.
Presentation, JKF
vs. RMN: the 1960
Presidential Election
Morrill Memorial Library
7 p.m.
Dr. Gary Hylander will present
a 4-part presidential election
series. Both Kennedy and
Nixon campaigned across the
country; Kennedy called for
a New Frontier while Nixon
spoke of his vice presidential
experience and the need to
maintain the policies and
continuity of the Eisenhower
years. To sign up, email
norprograms@minlib.net, call
781-769-0200, 110 or visit the
reference or information desk.
October 27
Halloween Pumpkinfest
Civic Center
3:30 p.m.
Go all out decorating pumpkins
with hair, feathers, hats, glitter
glue and more! All materials
provided. For all ages. Cost is
$5 for residents, $10 for non
residents. Sign up at the Civic
Center.
October Fright Fest: 'The
Shining'
Morrill Memorial Library
6:30 p.m.
The final film in the series
is Stanley Kubrick's, 'The
Shining,' starring Jack
Nicholson, Shelly DuVall and
Danny Lloyd. To sign up, email
norprograms@minlib.net, call
781-769-0200, 110 or visit the
reference or information desk.
October 28
Middle School Dance
Civic Center
7-9:30 p.m.
Middleschoolers, come dance
the night away with friends!
Soft drinks available for
purchase. A Norwood ID must
be presented at the door to
enter. Cost is $5 per person.
The Great American
Trailer Park Musical
Walpole Footlighters, 2 Scout
Rd, Walpole
8 p.m.
In 'Armadillo Acres,' Betty,
Lin and Pickles set aside
their sunning to welcome the
audience and introduce them
to their neighbors: Jeannie,
an agoraphobic and her toll
collector husband Norbert, and
Pippi, a stripper on the lam!
Laughs and a country rock and
blues score are also included in
the performance! Tickets are
$25. To purchase, visit www.
footlighters.com or call the box
office at 508-668-8446.
October 29
5th Annual Halloween
Trunk or Treat
Municipal Parking Lot
4-5 p.m.
Get out those decorations and
deck those cars, and bring lots
of candy to hand out to others
joining in the fun! Children
will go from car to car trick
or treating! Space is limited.
Register your vehicle by Oct.
21. Donations of wrapped
candy is welcome for the event.
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7:30 p.m.
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Norwood Volleyball
by Christopher Tremblay
After getting swept out of the
Division 2 South tournament in
the first round by Duxbury last
fall, Norwood Coach Paul Nimblett
is optimistic about this year’s
squad moving past the first round.
“I am very excited about the
upcoming year; we have great
senior leadership as well as some
phenomenal underclassmen,”
Coach Nimblett said. “The team
is very deep and I feel that we can
do some special things this year.”
Nimblett was dead on with the
Mustangs doing special things.
In Norwood’s opening game, the
squad did something they haven’t
been able to do in some time, defeating
Brookline 3-1.
Looking to provide the team
with a spark and keep things moving
in a positive way are senior tricaptains
Ally Copponi, the team’s
setter; Krista Bradley (middle hitter)
and Meghan Reen (outside
hitter).
“These girls have been providing
great leadership so far,” Coach
Nimblett said. “They really want
to take this team to the next level
record wise and into the tournament.”
Copponi is entering her third
season as the Mustang’s setter and
not only grown in experience, she
has improved her serve and is able
to put the ball anywhere on the
court that she wants to. Bradley
and Reen are both important all
around players. Bradley is a strong
attacker with a big strike while
Reen is one of the best defenders
on the court and also provides a
huge serve.
In addition to the captains, juniors
Kiki Ryan and Kaylin Reen
will also be looked upon to produce
this fall. Ryan, a middle hitter,
plays at a high level and is looking
to take her game to the next level
with her newly developed jump
serve, while the younger Reen is
more of a defensive player.
Nimblett also believes that the
team’s serving has greatly improved
coming into this season.
“I feel that our serving is the
best that it has been in awhile,”
Coach Nimblett said. “It should
help us greatly and keep opposing
teams on their toes.”
After taking last year off, senior
outside hitter Emma Fleming has
decided to return to the court in
her final season with the Mustangs,
and according to the coach,
it’s like she never took time off.
Sophomore libero Danielle
Currivan has been a huge surprise
thus far.
“She is not only very quick, but
plays aggressively,” Coach Nimblett
said. “She has been huge
defensively despite only being a
sophomore.”
Nimblett will be looking to two
juniors to help the Mustangs back
to the tournament in utility player
Erin Spalding and first year varsity
athlete Shaniya Feney as an outside
hitter.
Although the coach sees the
Bay State Conference being a
tough league to play in, he is positive
that Norwood will be competitive.
“We will compete night in and
night out with the best of them,"
Coach Nimblett said. "Our goal
is nothing less than second place,
but we’re shooting for first. You
can see that the girls are giving
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NATURE CALLS - Autumn Leaves – Colorful Gifts from Above
By Amy Beaumont
Ahhhhh, Fall in New England!
It is for many people their favorite
season of the year. The warm days,
crisp nights and gorgeous fall colors
are the reasons so many visitors
flock to our region. And while many
of us New Englanders curse out
loud at the very thought of cleaning
up the leaves every year, there is
good reason to consider the benefit
of the fallen foliage. It’s called composting
– and it’s a free yet highly
valuable method of feeding the
plants in our very own yards. Many
of us won’t take the time to compost
but instead head to our local garden
supply stores to pick up so-called
‘safe’ fertilizer.
Truth be told, the majority of
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us are largely unaware of just how
damning these products are. In my
research of these dangerous products
for both this piece and earlier
ones, the sobering facts were vast.
The best and most effective way
to educate the reader in regards
to keeping their families safe is to
state the most important. There are
three elements in fertilizers you find
on the shelves – nitrogen, phosphorus
and potassium. You probably
remember seeing the labels on the
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5% phosphorus and 10% potassium
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Most of us don’t want to believe that
toxic elements aren’t in the other
70%, but they are. And we the consumers
buy these products and unknowingly
spread them all over our
lawns where our children and pets
play. Take a moment to educate
yourself more on this subject by
checking out this link: https://www.
southlandorganics.com/blogs/
news/17982096-health-effects-ofsynthetic-fertilizer
By composting our own yard
waste and using it in our gardens,
we take back control of our environment.
Composting is very simple
and easy to do. Whether you are a
seasoned gardener or someone
that’s never planted a thing, the following
steps will get you started.
1. There is no one ‘right’ way to
compost. Many seasoned composters
use the two parts brown
(leaves) – one part green (grass
clippings, kitchen scraps, etc.)
ratio, but this is not necessary.
This ratio may accelerate the
breakdown process, but a pile
with a different ratio will still
mature into compost, just at a
slower rate. One can be a lazy
composter. There are many
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You’ll want to add some water
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3. Make your composting area
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4. Get started now! Even if you
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the fall, you can start composting
with leaves, grass clippings
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AUTUMN LEAVES
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AUTUMN LEAVES
continued from page 18
5. Get a book at the Norwood library
on the subject. Learning
the composting process with
educate greatly and advance
your gardening skills.
Remember, creating your very
made fertilizer from compost is
free, gets you outside and puts
you in full control of your garden.
You’ll also learn just by getting out
there and churning your pile – just
like our grandparents use to do.
Buying commercial fertilizers and
‘force feeding’ them the three main
ingredients of nitrogen, phosphorus
and potassium does not in
fact make for good nutrition for
our plants. In fact, it is now well
known through many studies that
these synthetic fertilizers contain
known carcinogens such as lead,
mercury, arsenic, chromium and
countless others. This information
is out there – we just have to look
for it and educate ourselves, and
take the initiative to utilize nature’s
gold. Look around – it is falling all
around us during this most spectacular
season of autumn.
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October Action
October is one of my favorite
months for so many reasons. Fall
starts, leaves are changing colors
-many are still clinging to their
tree house homes. There is apple
picking, cider donuts, and of
course pumpkin spice anything
and everything-especially coffee!
But the best part of October
is Halloween. I love Halloween.
Dressing up and being something
you most likely wouldn’t be, scaring
kids both young and old. And
most importantly, chocolate in
every imaginable size, shape and
form. For at least a week after
Halloween (or in my house approximately
four days after), it is
acceptable to have chocolate for
breakfast, lunch, and an after dinner
snack.
And after all, isn’t milk chocolate
a dairy? I mean it says milk
right in the name!
Many years ago, there
was a Haunted Happening on
Out and About
Dean Street. The lady that lived
there spent tireless hours spooking
out her front yard. She had
monsters playing musical instruments
and ghastly grave yard
scenes. I can’t tell you the amount
of times my kids and I would
drive up and down Dean Street
to see her spooktacular scenes.
But alas, one year ghastly
gals and gents stole some of
spooky stuff off the lawn and the
heartbroken Halloween heroine
stopped her scary scenes.
Norwood’s own Civic
Center used to have a haunted
house within its wicked walls
as well. I remember kids (and
grown-ups alike) would line up to
be scared by goblins, ghosts, and
other creeps that go bump in the
night.
Until one day, the Civic Center
decided to halt the Halloween
happening. An indoor yard sale
was held in the Civic gym and
By Dawn C. Fitzgerald
all the terrifically terrifying items
were tagged and bagged to be
enjoyed by others in such faraway
places as Rhode Island ( I know, I
was there looking for creepy crud
and overheard the purchaser of
an enormous skeleton say he was
taking it to his haunted house in
Rhode Island).
Although kids still go Trick or
Treating, and a few still scare up
some decorations for Halloween,
I can’t help but worry if one day
my favorite holiday will come to
a scarily screaming halt. And it
frightens me.
Where there once seemed to
be so many Halloween parties in
grammar school classrooms, celebrations
seem to become more
and more limited. To my horror,
some towns have actually banned
trick or treating because people
think it too dangerous for the kiddos.
I can’t even imagine a world
without getting dressed up and
going out trick or treating only to
come home and gorge on chocolate.
Even now this is still one of
my favorite childhood memories.
I lived in a triple decker in
the city. In order to trick or treat,
I trudged up and down three
flights of stairs barely able to see
in my plastic mask with tiny eye
slits while wearing my extremely
flammable costume to be rewarded
with a teeny tiny 3 Musketeers
bars.
Then and now, the risk of life
and limb was worth it to get that
little nugget of chocolate, or trade
it with a buddy for (hopefully)
something better.
I hope that Halloween is never
halted in our town, but I’d be
scared to not say that with each
year that passes and every additional
town that stomps on Halloween,
I get a bit squeamish that
one day this memory-making
tradition will just end. And that
makes me grimace and aghast
with fright.
Dawn C. Fitzgerald is a freelance
writer. She’d love to hear from you at
dawncfitz@yahoo.com
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Pet Corner
BEAUTIFUL, BUBBLY
BEAR
My buddy Puddles and I used
to live in the same home. We
had to be surrendered when our
humans moved to a no-cat housing
situation. Sometimes things
happen that prevent people from
being able to take their loved
ones....even when they try. My
humans say I'm bright. (Just saying.)
I love to socialize and play.
One exception: I would prefer to
go to a home with no dogs.
Bear
PEACEFUL, PRETTY
PUDDLES
I had been in a great home for
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are looking for a great house cat,
Puddles
consider taking me home, please.
LOVELY LYRA
Aren't I gorgeous? My owner
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you want to be my new human
and hang out with me?
You are welcome to visit
Bear, Puddles, Lyra, and others
anytime during Norwood Petco’s
store hours:
M-Sat 9-9 p.m., Sun 10 a.m.-7
p.m.
To meet them up close and
personal, visit when a volunteer is
on duty. We love to do introductions!
Usual hours are:
Contact us at Baystate if you'd
like to confirm:
info@baystateanimals.org
Find out about other cats at
our Petco Norwood shelter and in
foster homes, and fill out a no-obligation
application on our website:
baystateanimals.org Indicate the
cat you’re interested in, or let us
help you find a great match!
WHY ADOPT AN ADULT
CAT?
Kittens sure are cute and wonderful
in their own way, but there
are definite advantages to adopting
an adult cat. What are they?
We interviewed this week's highlighted
cats to find out.
Puddles: You know what our
personality is going to be. Kittens
are still developing, and how they
act may change. Shy? Aggressive?
Cuddly? Playful? Who can tell
how they'll turn out? With us, you
pretty much know.
Bear: We won't chew up the
place. We're not exploring the
world with our mouths, like kittens
and your babies -- we're all
through with that -- so your shoes
are safe with us.
Lyra: We don't tend to do crazy
stuff that lands us at the vet, like
chewing on electrical cords, or
misjudging our jumping ability
and falling. Our wisdom and experience
tells us not to do such
dangerous things.
KEYS TO HEALTH
Autumn is here, and with it
some things to be aware of in
order to keep your feline and other
pet friends safe.
Mouse poison - As the weather
cools, mice seek warm places,
maybe within your home. If you
prefer not to have them as roommates,
choose a way to uninvite
them that doesn't involve poison
because it is also dangerous for
pets. We suggest always considering
safe, humane pest removal.
Symptoms of poison ingestion
can include lethargy, pale gums,
and blood in feces.
Chrysanthemums - They're
lovely to brighten the place up, but
their stems and leaves can cause
your pet skin irritation, increased
levels of saliva, loss of balance,
vomiting, and diarrhea.
Fleas, ticks, and mosquitoes
carrying heartworm - They're still
a concern this time of year. Fleas
hang out in damp leaf piles, ticks
hang out in spots where delicious
animals travel by, rest, and eat, and
all three insects are active when it's
above 40 or 50 degrees, including
in your home. Symptoms include
itching, lethargy, weight loss, and
more.
See your vet for more information
on all of these possible health
obstacles. In case of poisoning
and your vet is not available, call
the Pet Poison Helpline: 855-289-
0358 Please be aware there is a
$49 charge, which includes initial
and follow-up calls with experts.
DONATIONS WELCOMED! We
always need litter (Petco’s scoopable
is ideal). We have empty
containers on top of the cage at
the back of the shelter that you
can take to the litter section of the
store. We also need canned and
hard food for the feral colonies our
volunteers look after. Good old
checks are also quite welcomed
- they can help defray our costs .
Please see our website: baystateanimals.org
on how to donate.
CONTACT US Reach out to Bay State Animal Cooperative,
Inc. if you need pet care assistance, are surrendering
a loved one, seeking some advice, or want to add
a furry feline friend to your family. You can reach us at
info@baystateanimals.org or check us out at baystateanimals.org
or facebook.com/BSAC09.
Visit our adoptable cats at the Norwood Petco Adoption
Center! We are always seeking volunteers for our
adoption center, foster care, fundraising, and are currently
taking letters of interest from qualified applicants for
board member positions.
91B Central Street, Norwood, MA 02062
781-501-5650
Visit us at: www.janedickerman.com
BE A HERO(INE)!
We are seeking new homes for our hard to adopt pets that do not do well in a public venue, i.e., the
Petco shelter, and those with special needs. We'll consider all ideas! See our website for our Petfinder
page.

October 2016 Local Town Pages www.norwoodtownnews.com Page 21
Home of the Month
25 Warthin Circle
Asking Price:
$800,000’s
Custom built Colonial in
Norwood's finest sub-division at
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212 Winter St – On Market
46 Chatham Rd – UAG
99 Westover Pkwy – UAG
18 Eisenhower Rd – UAG
364 Railroad Ave – SOLD
265 Ridgewood Dr – SOLD
125 Day St – SOLD
654 Walpole St – SOLD
169 Bond St – SOLD
17 Andrews St – SOLD
101 Cottage St – SOLD
99 Sixth St – SOLD
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152 Irving St – SOLD
220 Nichols St – SOLD
80 Elm St – SOLD
66 East Cross St – SOLD
392 Washington St – SOLD
311 Prospect St – SOLD
10 Glendale St – SOLD
118 Cottage St – SOLD
192 Nichols St – SOLD
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Residential Mortgages
Purchase & Refinance
Conventional Loan,
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Slight Dip in Norwood Listings from Last
August, but Rising Average Sale Prices
by Bella Caggiano
Norwood housing sale prices
continued to rise from August,
2015, to August, 2016. The number
of listings fell slightly this
year, however, average sale price
rose significantly and houses sold
quicker with fewer days to an offer
and on the market.
Part of the contribution for
the rise in average sale price could
also be credited to the sale of two
houses sold between $600,000
and $699,999 and $700,000 and
$799,999.
2015 2016
# of listings 31 29
average sale price $375,131 $399,505
average days to offer 28 20
average days on market 4637
Price Range 2015 2016
$100,000-$149,999 1
$150,000-$199,999 3 2
$200,000-$249,999 2 0
$250,000-$299,999 3 2
$300,000-$349,999 6 3
$350,000-$399,999 3 9
$400,000-$449,999 5 4
$450,000-$499,999 5 3
$500,000-$599.999 4 3
$600,000-$699,999 1
$700,000-$799,999 1
One area that did experience
a significant jump was the number
of homes that sold in the
$359,000-$399,999 range with a
66% increase in total sales comparing
year over year statistics.
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Contact me is you are interested in knowing your house’s market value!
SOLD
126 Pellana Road
SOLD
315 Neponset St. # 36
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There’s No Place Like Home
Marino Joins Berkshire Hathaway
HomeServices Page Realty, Medfield
Jennifer Marino is happy to
be joining the Kim Williams
Team at Berkshire Hathaway
HomeServices Page Realty as
a referral agent. Jennifer has
her Master's degree from Lesley
University in Early Childhood
Education, and she spent
the earlier part of her career
as a Kindergarten teacher in
Newton for many years before
starting a family. Jennifer has
four young children, and they
are happy to call Norfolk home.
Jenn is a dedicated and thoughtful
professional who would love
to help you and your family find
your dream home.
The Kim Williams Team is
proud to be welcoming Jennifer
Marino. “We look forward to
working with Jenn,” said Kim
Williams. “I have always been
impressed by her commitment
to excellence in all that she does,
especially her volunteerism with
the Norfolk Community League
and our public schools. These
are two organizations that are
important to me.”
Have you had any thoughts
of selling? Are you living in
your dream home now? Would
you like to know the real value
of your home? Please call the
Kim Williams Team today at
(508) 298-9725.
Congratulations New Homeowners
Dover
Glad I could help
make your dreams
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Franklin
Let me help you find your dream home!
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